Anatomy & skeleton
External anatomy · bones · muscles · joints · tendons · ligaments
Subject areaKoně a Stáje · Learning Academy
Clear visual and written resources to understand the horse's structure, needs, health and everyday care.

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External anatomy · bones · muscles · joints · tendons · ligaments
Subject areaHoof structure · sole · frog · coronary band · limb care
Subject areaDigestive system · breathing · circulation · wounds · colic · lameness
Subject areaDigestive physiology · forage · minerals · water · body condition
Subject areaBody language · senses · social behaviour · stress · learning
Subject areaReproduction · pregnancy · foaling · foal care · growth and development
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Labels are separate SVG/HTML text elements, not part of the artwork, and change automatically with the selected language. This is an orientation schematic, not a scale anatomical illustration.
Koně a Stáje · educational orientation diagram
Withers
The highest point of the back between the shoulder blades; also used to measure a horse's height.
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The highest point of the back between the shoulder blades; also used to measure a horse's height.
Kohoutek · Withers · Widerrist
The topline region between the withers and the loin.
Hřbet · Back · Rücken
The region between the back and the croup.
Bedra · Loin · Lende
The topline of the hindquarters from the loin towards the tail.
Záď · Croup · Kruppe
The front part of the trunk between the shoulders and lower neck.
Hrudník · Chest · Brust
The prominent joint of the hind limb below the gaskin and above the cannon region.
Hlezno · Hock · Sprunggelenk
The joint region between the cannon bone and the pastern.
Spěnka · Fetlock · Fesselgelenk
The horny structure protecting the end of the digit and bearing the horse's weight.
Kopyto · Hoof · Huf
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